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From RTP and house edge to GCash deposits and KYC checks, this glossary covers the words you'll see across the lobby, wallet and account screens. Each definition is written plainly so you can read the table, place the bet or complete the account step with confidence — no second-guessing required.
These six terms show up constantly — in slot descriptions, live dealer tables and the game filter row. Understanding what they mean helps you pick a game that fits how you want to play, whether that's a steady table like Baccarat Table or a high-volatility title like Charge Buffalo Jackpot.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is the percentage of total wagers a game is designed to return over many rounds. RTP is a long-run mathematical figure, not a session promise. We display it only where the game provider publishes it.
House edge is the built-in mathematical advantage the game holds over time, expressed as a percentage. A lower house edge means a smaller gap between what players wager and what the game returns across all rounds played.
Volatility describes how a slot distributes its prize rounds. High volatility means larger prizes hit less often; low volatility means smaller prizes hit more frequently. Charge Buffalo Jackpot, for example, sits at the high-volatility end of the catalogue.
A wager is the amount you stake on a single round or bet. Turnover refers to the cumulative total staked over a set number of rounds. Both terms appear in account statements and in any conditions attached to a specific account offer.
A jackpot is the top prize a slot is designed to award, triggered by a specific symbol combination or bonus round. It is a game mechanic with a defined trigger — not a scheduled event. Prize sizes vary by title and provider.
A live dealer is a real person running a table game — baccarat, roulette or Lightning Sic Bo Live — via video stream. You place bets on screen while the dealer handles cards or dice in real time, visible through the stream.
Once you move from the slot lobby into the sportsbook or start managing your account wallet, a second set of terms appears — Asian handicap lines, rollover conditions, e-wallet confirmation steps and identity checks. These definitions cover what each term means in practice and where you'll encounter it on the platform.
Asian Handicap removes the draw outcome by giving the weaker side a goal or point head-start before the match begins. The result is a two-outcome market. It is common in Basketball Live Odds and football betting markets on the sportsbook.
Over/under is a bet on whether a combined score or stat will land above or below a number set by the sportsbook. In PBA basketball markets, you bet on whether total points scored will be over or under the posted line.
Rollover is the total wagering amount required before a credited amount becomes withdrawable. It is expressed as a multiplier. The rollover requirement for any given credit is stated in the conditions shown in your account dashboard after login.
An e-wallet is a digital payment account — GCash and Maya are the two used here — that lets you move funds to your game wallet without entering bank card details each time. Transactions are confirmed within the e-wallet app on your phone.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is the identity and document verification step required before withdrawals are processed. The documents accepted and the submission path are shown in your account under the verification section.
A spread bet is a wager on whether a result will exceed or fall short of a margin — the spread — rather than a straight win or loss outcome. The spread is set by the sportsbook and shifts based on market activity before the event.
Reading a glossary in isolation is one thing; seeing how the terms interact when you're actually in the lobby is more useful. When you open Charge Buffalo Jackpot, the game card shows its volatility rating — that's the same volatility this glossary defines. When you check the sportsbook before a PBA game, the spread and over/under lines on Basketball Live Odds are the exact formats covered in the odds section above. On the account side, the rollover figure shown against a credited amount comes from the same rollover definition: a multiplier applied to that amount, not a general platform rule. Your GCash deposit flows into your account wallet, and the wallet balance is what your wager draws from. Connecting the term to the screen it lives on makes every decision faster — you're reading the label, not guessing what it means.
When Charge Buffalo Jackpot shows a high-volatility indicator on its card, that label maps directly to the volatility definition: infrequent but larger prize rounds. Use it to decide whether that session pace fits you.
The over/under line on a PBA market in Basketball Live Odds is a number posted by the sportsbook. You bet above or below it. The glossary definition tells you the mechanic; the current line is what you see on the bet slip.
Any credited amount with a rollover condition shows the remaining turnover required next to your wallet balance after login. The definition here explains what rollover means; your dashboard shows the live figure.
When you submit a withdrawal via GCash, the platform checks whether KYC is complete. The verification section in your account lists which documents are needed and the current status of your submission.
If a definition here does not match what you see on your account screen, or a term appears in a condition you want clarified, the support routes below connect you to the right place. Account-specific questions — about a rollover figure, a KYC status or a GCash transaction record — are handled through these channels rather than answered generically.
Open the chat icon from any page while logged in. Use it for term clarifications tied to your account — a rollover balance, a wallet credit or a condition shown on your dashboard that you want explained in plain terms.
Your account dashboard after login shows transaction records, any active conditions and their current status. For GCash and Bank Transfer history, the records there are the primary reference before contacting support.
The Help Centre covers step-by-step account processes: KYC document submission, GCash deposit steps and how to read your wallet statement. Browse by category or search the term you want clarified.
Knowing what RTP, volatility and house edge mean before you open a game lets you set a realistic pace for the session. A low-volatility title like Bingo Night Manila pays more frequently in smaller amounts; a high-volatility slot like Rapid Mines can go quiet before a larger prize round lands. That difference is in the volatility label, not hidden. On the account side, reading rollover conditions correctly tells you exactly when a credited amount becomes withdrawable — there is a specific number in your dashboard, and the definition here is what that number refers to. Across payments, knowing that GCash and Bank Transfer are the verified rails means you complete transactions through a path you can track. The glossary does not change the games or the rules; it makes the existing information on screen legible.
The terms in this glossary cluster into four practical families depending on where you encounter them. Each family maps to a part of the platform you already use — the game lobby, the sportsbook, your wallet or the conditions panel in your account.
RTP, volatility, house edge and bonus rounds appear on game cards and in provider descriptions inside the lobby. Charge Buffalo Jackpot, Rapid Mines and Lightning Sic Bo Live each surface one or more of these labels before you start a round.
Asian handicap, over/under and spread are sportsbook terms. You see them on active markets in Basketball Live Odds and other event pages. The values change with market movement; the definitions here stay constant.
Deposit, withdrawal, e-wallet, GCash transfer and Bank Transfer appear on the cashier screen and in your transaction history. Each step has a field label; the glossary explains what the label is asking for.
KYC, rollover, turnover and wagering requirement appear in account notifications and on any credited amount. The current figures for your account are shown in the dashboard after login, not as a general platform setting.
These questions go one step further than the definitions — they connect each term to a specific action you can take in the account, the lobby or the cashier. If you know what the term means but need to know where to act on it, start here.
Open the game card or the information panel inside the slot. RTP is displayed only where the provider publishes it. If no figure appears, the provider has not made it available for that title in this lobby.
Log in and go to your account dashboard. Any credited amount with an active rollover condition shows the remaining turnover needed alongside the wallet balance. The figure updates as you wager eligible rounds.
KYC verification is required before your first withdrawal is processed. The account page under verification lists which documents are needed and the current status. Complete it before submitting a GCash or Bank Transfer withdrawal request.
Yes. Your transaction record in the account wallet shows each GCash deposit with its date, amount and status. This is the reference to check if a deposit does not appear in your game balance immediately after submission.
It is the total points figure the sportsbook sets for the match. You bet whether actual combined points will be over or under it. The line for each PBA game is shown on the Basketball Live Odds page before tip-off.
The conditions attached to any credited amount are shown in your account dashboard after login, not on a general page. Read the specific terms displayed there; they apply to your account's credited amount, not to a general platform setting.